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DMG Blockchain Solutions Detailed Its First Prefabricated Data Center Colocation Contract; Provided Preliminary Operational Results for May 2026

DMG Blockchain Solutions (DMGI.V), a vertically integrated digital asset and data center technology company, has signed a colocation contract that is "ideal for use with its prefabricated data centers (PDCs)" located at its Christina Lake, BC site with a contract value of approximately $670,000 and a term that spans slightly over two-years, the company said overnight Tuesday.The tenant is expected to run AI compute workloads and has an option to add secure Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) services for future projects, and the PDCs are expected to be ready for service later this calendar year, it added.Sheldon Bennett, DMG's CEO said, "Ultimately, we expect that at least a portion of our customer base will value the SCIF-rating, and we hope to expand the amount of SCIF-rated data center capacity offered for secure sovereign AI compute applications."DMG also announced preliminary operational results for May 2026. Among highlights, bitcoin mined was 22 BTC (compared to 21 BTC in April 2026); Hashrate was 1.52 EH/s (compared to 1.54 EH/s in April 2026); and bitcoin balance was 393 BTC (versus 389 BTC in April 2026).Shares in DMG were unchanged at $0.54 in Canada yesterday.

DMG Blockchain Solutions Signs LOI to Offer 50-Megawatt AI Data Center Colocation Services to Tenant

DMG Blockchain Solutions (DMGI.V) signed a letter of intent (LOI) to offer 50 megawatts critical IT load of AI data center colocation services to a single tenant at its Christina Lake, British Columbia facility, the vertically integrated digital asset and data center technology company said on Monday.The tenant, under a non-disclosure agreement at this time, will be providing DMG with an investment grade backstop to review, it said. DMG and the tenant are working towards a definitive agreement with an initial term of 12 years with the right to renew it for up to three periods of five years, it added.Pursuant to the LOI, the company will deliver colocation capacity to the tenant in phases with the goal of delivering the first phase by Dec. 31. The LOI specifies monthly recurring charges and annual escalations that reflect current market rates for AI colocation, it said.Shares of the company closed down 1.6% to $0.315 on Friday on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Earnings Flash (DMGI.V) DMG Blockchain Solutions Reported Q2 Revs C$7.3M, Down 35% YoY; Net Loss $3.5M or -$0.02 Per Share